New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

tcitlHE Dcpc" o!coOh III 'p"s'"" ,'''' 80
where no rehcarsed. what he Is going to sal
YOU senish Ilausht,Gr; may yno. as ROSIE, wei
fellows. and am glad that Depew inflicted what he dic
Oh them. lLaughterl Bot think that shall have t,
since ! wa. sitting here IN regard to the
extraordinary qualities OF the New-hngland people
although | heard Depew several times tell that story
about bcsIisg that the chairman repeated to YOU con
OF the ot New England always declined the com
bat. Laughter
ASTOXIsH.D At HIS MODEIATION.
Warren Hastings when he was accused Of tie pillagC
the great Indian Empire, turned upon his accuser'
aud sala "Why. genemcn, wien thiRb
Of the opportunities Lad. before God
am astonlsscd at my moderation" and % | say to
my &cw- England frHnds when | think OF the opgot-
they have been III tic exercise Of them an astonshe1
nj thar sel.rsstrltlr. For long time you csuli not
got loolhsld IN me CITY Of Nsw-York You fncd 1t on
Tho aKcostOrs Of my friend Depew liaughierl a"d you
gave it up You did nat trade n.lcii
trading with the wampmm Of the IN ian. iii YOU found
10 profit with them and was st iii after IN" Eevo
ever came to New York fer the purpose OF settls'n
ehsruy AFTER tho adoption OF the Constitution go dd
ono 81 tne da'iSh ers 81 an oil! nntct family ne MARI
Der. and the Dutrhmen considering tao sitna,
thls New ENGLAND man stays here, We shall
probably have ycry scrsus consequence. anl
they sent him promptly to The Senate OF tao United
sta-s. AMI there Mr. King. lappsuse one OF tie most
eminent OF your ancestors, ~ TO speak. your fsre-
s a.. Greatest iiatei"en VINO stor IGNORED tho
staic o. NswYork win public ,srycc MIR. King rem
tive society ana snch honor NcIork has rarely do
rived from any OF her OWN sons. lApplaussl
NEw-ENGTAND MEN IL COMMERCE.
After that hear nothing ia the public
history OF this state of tho Of NswEngland see
by this programme that there hare to form
a society sshty-two years ago / confess am rather
surprised at that fact. few representatives
from salem. aud some OF the whaling proprsters or cap
t1ins Of New Beioli did wander down here. Certain
commercial houses wrre established "a ms slani Dut
find sotrace OF NewE gland in the government
OF Newi OF Ia the state OF New YORK nor do IND
anywhere In the records o, the city any reference to
hsm except as merchant or men engaged In trade OF
some sort.
ihs, came here fer the purpose of making money
llIughter and 1t is vary extraordinary fic one that
n,ys nvgr sem "a" Ia1 mi r m Nv ="
Ncrlork. is positively inconsilsraole We have
have 100000 born in the state g! Nsr.YorE. and We
have Gut Of NswLrsland only 1900 residents Of THIS
New gland man 10 ten rishmen. nine Germans and
one En-lshman. Sow how 10 tais 10 be explained !
setner ihey would have come The tact s YOU cant get
along hers with any more. Isu eat each other up
laughter and applause from these authentic statutes
uiuced the lact that 1t takes ten lriahnsn min" Ger
mas and one Ia snman 10 support one Yankee
NEW IDEAS FOR THE MAYOR.
New hav- bsen very much attracted and emil ghtened
By tue remark Of ysur president and particularly with
the witty ami Instructive speech of DR. Twchell, who fol
lowed him have GOT new set OF Ideas In regard to
tho people OF Ncw.Esgland. They seem to have been
of iIea at time. When they
went In fer tho risnts OF conscience
thoy meant the CHIT. OF their own conscience and
tho rights of any ether mans cosscencs Whom they
ssne 70 New orr tucy 20 IN Tor making money ant
fear OF cod have no dsubt. but always with great re-
in fact every man from Now England. vixen he
hero. asks what Is lawful and that 80 does;
rsirains from doing and til. the conscenes which he
apple, 10 al, transactions IN this city of course IN New
nelAnd they csad MOI stasd that Laughter They have
brought wih then tfauss ntelects. noy DO no work
win their hands ~ WORK WIN hrir ort.n; ana hat
I'M IN, city hrcssss That IL as muca Tvs a' this city
Ioisrrvc that sest OF tie achievement. which have
de iAi. country great and free sccn TO have found
their sr.u ia Ncw tsglanl. as not disposed to deny
pcpsw. wfo vii tell Won int ali h' gosi ideas that
N~-EnsanIcrs ct tAsj ct during their rel 20 IN
DRgfNrI>G THE ADMINISTRATORS.
observe that ths president seem, lIttls concerned
abolt te surplus. asd tells ysu That the Democratic Nd
min,irati,n will anti tAcy have dealt
with the surplus aud pioilcst deficiency, when
they will 20 AMI lctys Inc Treasury 10 be built mp
by The brethren " tao EepuoAcaa psrsusslon. oEly
.est Ia him. Tor ns consideration whether
i, better 10 have The deficiency IN the pockets
., Tie psspo a., new by oy.r-taration or In the
treasury OF 'hc GoVcrnmeni, "hch always leads to
eeouory and honesty II administration. .-sHe APP
pmu.c.l take 1t tia, ysu ecutcsen think
cLa MANAGE mistake Ns|-Lhsi.ni very
yoar ,noneT great deal better than any
sovcrnms. can tao care Of r. AID
San Any Government can put a. 70. In view ~ HAT
fact % NceHi' 10 no tns effort which IS being made 20
cssYert A.i '4rpi' into dencieney by reducing ttNa
ton upon the people and leaving The money IN Heir
p1s.r'- D. a inn,i cOsut ndl - and ~ Necessary
an lcrtaA.ua. ltaut applause
THE INIGKArIoN QUESTION.
NoN some hing la, been sait-not here toN.-at I an
bound % ID but on IN Other occasion where at
{, IA lsd-a.out rc-troung immigration. Lave heard
70 s.oi deal abolt IT. Ntcr wha, have
sal about n,gsca, about tue Ln.ishm.n
AMI tae Ir,hnrn and the German. necessary
yol viii NJ lou>or vast 20 r., rirt iumi'
srAiisn. but on me contrary to increase IL
immi<t,ut.. bat tho great wlr-s whi'u try nave
eNrcu.eI within tie 80 t.n y"M, AMI oar 81 winch -
The great prl'pelty % when NV friend Mr. Geek
tcfcrfsd IA ca slsq eat tcrn,ypu anew tG.t
itY which ssw eHlsT lu thscsintrv
Nsd01t want 10 restrict imm sration THIS country
does 10, vast 20 do - isr one hundred leAs'
restrict The i.poriatisn OF ir' Grants who vii Ne
burden ON tho connir, Applause and not a.!
~ne,hcr TIC -unraxc should b.. so gen
b-cn rv,cuied tAas ms,t Intelligent nrn IN
thi, day VIII say ,hlt taero Is No necessity fOr
ss mas a,t Ianiri Tncrc va. Imc
suffrage sh.Iid 10 freely siycn
Of the pcc 10 through rcprcsc NATIVE bodies
"a Jas iucat toc@rA'.
am. perhaps. moro. earnest believer
in i.r Arcrms open o. the door. 81
iufs country 10 tunse those wish 10 s'ape
either sAi tac rnny 81 fIOu. tno narrow olrcumsilu-
&c, oi otlet lands.
isct help~ The, enrich NJ. but are strong
cuous 10 covers ourselves, ana n wo thom houses
amt prontabi- occupations there l. r. son IN tie
world why should say: come over Isi hcip
govern IA, Tor a. nv friend Cochran has shown,
We only capable Of sclt-soN Cfnrlrn ~,
hut under t- syrtsu oi representative bodies nave
gtowa 10 be t1e frrsst the ttra est ttc richest
the most prosperous people IN tho verdi IAppA.se.l
CEINTNAI- And PAUPERo OF FOREIGN HIhrH
H. therefore. We arc Suffering from imn .ration
aud am compelled 10 admit Il, although th' native
born population ia tA., clty IS CuIy hall of ID, entire
po pulAtion, moro than per cent of all the criminals
and paupor, in our public institution, az either of
forcin birth on born outside of tho limits of the state
of NewNork The unatic asylum, among those
BON outside has chiefly people from
how England. Qaughtcrl. Whether tho IS duo